Re: How mining GeistGeld/Tenebrix can get you a prison sentence in the US
Belo-russian, pretty puhleez.
And so far, your argument boils down to "it will be so because I say so". I think that's a fairly poor argument.
And so far, your argument boils down to "it will be so because I say so". I think that's a fairly poor argument.
And yours boils down to "It will be ok because I say so...look a squirrel!". I think that is a fairly poor rebuttal.
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Since it has been your stated intention from the beginning to launder money, you do not need to get caught 'irl'. Nor do you need to actually launder any money now. You have formed a conspiracy to break the law at some point in the future using GeistGeld and/or Tenebrix, and anyone who helps further either of those projects (by mining, hosting a pool, or an exchange, etc.) is part of that conspiracy and just as guilty under US law.
According to an anonymous intenet attorney-at-lol
Who can only repeat his statements over and over with no coherent argument. Everybody run and scream, an attorney at lol is on the case!
Again it is painfully obvious you have no grasp of the US legal system or how it works. Your ignorance is not a defense for you or anyone else. I encourage any Americans reading this thread to consult a legal professional, even if it is an informal friend of a friend type of deal and discuss 'Conspiracy' laws. Anyone who has any regular dealings with the Federal courts in the US will know about them. You are right, they shouldn't trust me, and they damn sure shouldn't trust you.
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Really though, it is pointless for me to argue the intricacies of US law with a Russian money launderer.
Belorussian.
I understand Geography is not part of your DaVinci skillstet, amrite ?
Actually it is, as well as other skillz. The phrasing was intentional. Your response to it says a lot. BTW, I notice President Lukashenko got 79% of the vote in the last election. He must be a really a great guy to get that much support from his people.
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Everybody who ever breaks the law has a reason, whether base or noble, for doing so. Making you rich should not be the reason anyone goes to prison.
How many people are in prison for laundering USD through WoW gold or those linden-dollar things ?
IIRC, 0
So go play someplace else and come back after at least one of those fairly straightforward schemes results in a conviction.
No, but there are people doing time for money laundering with another digital currency, E-gold. The funny part is that the guys running E-gold got the time, even though they weren't the ones doing the laundering. Damn conspiracy laws. Link: http://www.pcworld.com/businesscenter/article/148720/internet_currency_firm_pleads_guilty_to_money_laundering.html
You might want to read that article and take some notes. It is far more analgous to LolCoins than WoW or Lindens.
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No, although I can see where that can be misread. Your command and grasp of American English and the idioms and slang are absolutely amazing for a non-American. Makes one wonder if you are who you say you are. Russian money laundering is a bit of stereotype, and if you scammed everyone and disappeared...well that is to be expected when dealing with shady characters from Eastern Europe, right 'comrade'?
Not all are short term optimizers, comrade
Also, once again, Republic Belarus is (regrettably as a matter of fact) not Russia.
In fact, I can't seem to find where you have been posting in any other language except English. Hmmmm....
A нaвoштa мнe пicaць нa iншыx мoвax?
Кoжны мoжa выкapыcтoўвaць Google Translate, тaвapыш
But I am convinced you are Belorussian, an American would not have corrected me so many times. As I said above, it was intentional.